Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-12


 that the Vulsure stage going north from this city wss taken in beyond Aqua Fris snd driver ana one passenger robbed by a lone highwsynlsn-
 CuIcAao, November S.-John Brown, son of the cele bsRted emancipaiOr, sent eight boxes of grapes tO each of the nn- grchists, including Nesh. marked from the John Brown vineyard. They reached the iAil this morning with a message stating that the sender was foe to mOa- opoiy and tyranny of any sort. Another search of cells was made this morning, the ouly result being the finding of red cord three or four feet long in LiuRg's cell The cord wss long and strong enough to have been used for strBngling purposes.
 BALTIMORE, November 9.-ReliEble estimates from throughout the state show that she majority of Jackson (iem.) | for governor will be about 5000. This is the smallest received by any governor | in twenty yeare. Senator GormEn's OWE county is democratic, but by e reduced majority. The call for Q constitutional convention was defeated by 5000. LoSroS, November 9.-The Lord Mayors procession to day was one of the tBmest description. There Was heavy rainfall and the big demonstration did not take place.
 SPRINGFIELD, November 9.-The Chi cago delegation headed by Captain Black, counsel for the anarchists, ar rived here to-day to intercsde with tine governor in behalf Of the condemned men. Petitions were presented Gud sd- dresses msde l.g several parties.
 SANTA CRUZ, November 9.-Robert Effey, eI-teller of the Santa Cruz Loan and Savings Association Bnd msyor of the city. has been discovered to be a de- I1ulter to the bank of S2O,OOO. PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Esti- :1aiss from the counties iu Pennsyl- vsnIa show plurality between S3,OCO and 34,0O0 for Hart, (rep for state treas urer, O democratic gain Of 10000.
 RICHMOND, Va. November 9-Re- turns show the democrats will have over two-thITds majority in both branches of tbe general assembly.
 NEW YORK, November 9.-Money 4@ .. Bar silver 9j.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. 9-Best < Belcher. : CO; Crocker,s5; Choilar, 5.15; Con. Virginia, IS 75; Confiderce s76; Gould < Curry. 50; Hale q Norerosz, Al5; Locomotive. .Jj; Peer, 6; Peer less, 1.35; PotOsi, G 9: Ophir, 9 S0.; Say age, 7.50: Sierra Nevada, 650; Union Con.. i40; Yellow Jacket, 5.6O; Ms. Di- blo. 6JO.
 TRESToS. November 9-The next les islstnre will be republican by IS OS joint ballot.
 NEW YoRK, November 9-Tke Times comusGting on the election says: The vote cf yesterday serves @ notice on the Republican party, Ina. Plgtt and Blaine must te gwen up or bll hope for sue cess in the presidential campaign next year must be abandoned. President Cleveland will be Iecominsted by his party; Blaine will not be renuminated | by the republicans and George will not | control the election next year. C!eve- | land's friends have won a complete trl- l umph.
 The Suu says: The cohesion and con | iisnce that brought abOu. the glorious | result oi yesterday, should be given Co Grover Cleveland. whose manly and sen | slblc letter was 6s timely Ls is wss wise | The Herald says: The elections are a | complete triumph for the sdmini-trs- ;ion. Victory is along the whole line. | NstionAl, state aud municipal admins | | tratioDs were alike GU trial, and the yer dict as regards President Cleveland, Governor Hill and Mayor Hewitt. was "Sell dose thou soCd ani taiihiul ser wants, DE IoINE. L., November 9.-Re.urns | from one third ths vote of the s,aiF, in- iicGte l3.OOO plurality for Larsbee. re- publican csdnidsts for governor. ,over Anderson, democratic, a democratic gain of l2.COO.
 | MARsHALL, TeIss., November 9.-Ihe Texas Pacific railroad wBs sold yester- day to General WestorD. representing the purchasing committee; at S60O 900 | for the eastern division, and S4O0OOO | for ;he Rio GrEnde division. IL is under stood the road will be run as heretofore aud the present management will be continued with Governor Brown a. president.
 FORT WORTH, November 9.-Three | hundred and seven veterans of the Mex ican war met here yesterday for theIT | fifteenth sunu6l session.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Louis Lingg, the bomb maker, has just committed suicide by shooting hImselt through his head | in bis cell ID the county iaIl. How hs se- cared the weapon with which the deed | was committed is R mystery, as bis cell | and clothing were again thorOuGhiy | searched yesterday. and to all appear Rnces the guard that sat in front Of the | cell hBs watched him every minute. | Iingg has always been regarded ss the most desperate anarchist of the lot. IL was he who manufactured the bombs for the Hay market riot, and in whose cell | the bombs were found las, Sunday. All | day yesterday the guards thought Lingg | acted differently from usual. TuesdHy | night be gave out his farewell address | which was written for the Alarm. Psr- sons old paper. In it he reciles at length his grievances, and closed as fol. lows: Now with last aud earDelt fare well to my friends snd comrades and | with final wishes for their prosperity, close with aview of certainty that shall never have 6 chance or seeing you | again. My beloved comrades wiib 1 an earnest and hearty wish for your future success in life. Your comrsde, Hoch dic cAnarchic-LOuis Lingg. Wheu the jsilor made an examination of the cell, on the floor he found the shell of Illuminating cap. The sheriff said there had been undoubtedly dynamite in IL The supposition thst be put ths shell iu his mouth, and deliberately applied 0 candle flame is undoubtedly correct The explosion vas terrific, and startled the officials who thought it was bomb. The shell was 30 smsll ss to allow snug glinR 1t in jail without trouble. At l0:l5 Dr. Gray, after further examination found that the tissues of the throat, neck